'moke 'em

A term originated by Juff Tardy. A verb: to light them up, especially tires. Stems from Smoke 'Em.

"Stop being such a pussy, why dont you 'moke 'em"

"Do you wanna go to 'Moke 'Em fest '94?"

by Casey O'Hara January 1, 2005

Maskedtamales

When making tamales, one must wear a mask so as not to contaminate the food with spittle

Oh! Your maksed Tanmales are soooo delish!

by Luis Bleuze February 23, 2005

mokered

:adverb: to bend, fold, spindle, mutilate or destroy while transporting several small children. Generally used in conjunction with paper.

Do not put those papers on the floor of the front seat of the car, the papers will be mokered before we arrive.

by D. Soger July 23, 2006

Mocken

You would use the term mocken when someone is clearly winning the arguement. It is just to show them that you don't give a shit what they think. And it will really piss them
Off after a while.

You:Dude the sky is red

Them:No it's not

You:Mocken

by Sexy lex July 3, 2009

Masked Ichigo

Someone who is completely awesome, cool, and pwning for one second but degenerates into a worthless sniveling noob the next.

I.E. ichigo's second fight with grimmjow.

CoD reference:

P1: Didn't P5 go 50 kills - 3 deaths last round?

P2: Yeah, but he's 3-25 this game.

P3: It's because he's a masked ichigo.

P4: His KD is 3-35 now, and its only been 2 minutes since we started talking.

P5: I hate you all...

by Acer-A July 11, 2010

maskerize

To feel as though you're looking through the eyes of someone else, usually a celebrity. You believe or feel for a brief instant that you have the exact expression on your face they make and even mentally superimpose their face onto yours.

Not always a pleasant experience.

I can't believe I just maskerized Paris Hilton. Yuck.

Or

I've been maskerizing Pacino in that one scene in Scarface off and on all day. Ya think I'm still pissed about that exam?

by Zod's Captain April 26, 2010

Mokeychompom

A word that can take the place of any other word, phrase, sentence, paragraph, speech or anything larger then an speech or smaller then a word.

Also does not need any prefixes like ing or ed when used in the verb tense

Teacher: "Justin, please analyze this situation to the class for an oral presentation grade."

Justin: "Mokeychompom."

*Class claps*

*Teacher cries*

Teacher: "*sniff* That was beautiful Justin."

by Rusel Crow May 10, 2010